From Kent Ballard: I always thought the idea for a Jewish Christmas came from the TV comedy Seinfeld. I guess not. Nevertheless, its a wonderful thing, and I hope my Jewish and Chinese friends continue this great (if somewhat unlikely) tradition on for the many years to come. This means I can get tasty food year round and never be left with only a brick-like fruitcake better suited for propping up a garage. news.yahoo/why-american-jews-eat-chinese-food-christmas-170002066.html One things sure about America. If someone arrives here with a new food, others will be eating it in a week. Whats that? Huh? Well, how do you make it? It looks good. Oh, a sample? Sure, Ill try it. Thanks. *Munch* Hey, this really IS good! Where can I get me some more of this? I love it! Make it? Do you have the recipe? Hey, great! Thanks a lot! And if its good enough, itll go viral and become an American staple. And then Americans everywhere will be adding a dash of this and a pinch of that. General Tsos chicken is a dish uniquely developed in America. So is orange chicken. So is the fortune cookie. However, they say yankee tourists are spreading these to China and theyre now catching on there. Its funny how some things work out, aint it? People will gripe and argue and snap at each other over just about everything. But good food is good food, and you cant make speeches with your mouth full. The elusive key to world peace may someday be discovered over a dinner table. Lets all hope for that. Mazel Tov and Gung Hay Fat Choy to all good people everywhere! Kent
Posted on: Thu, 25 Dec 2014 00:30:59 +0000
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